New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 13

AUTOMOTIVE tos and Fur Bale . Bpeedwagon with panel, cloned Geod car for balker or butcher, En- 6 |erfsct, Rudolph's Garage, herry Et. Phone 2051-2, WEFTOOTT, 11920 sedan, Olowed car offer- ings: 1010 Bcripps sedan, 1917 Hudson coupe, 1918 Kissel coupe, 1020 Oakland coupe, raconditioned. Terms or trade, Aaron G. Cohen, %67 New Britain Ave, Main Dept. 185 Park st , 19, body, 127 55 BUSINESS SERVICE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1922, BUSINESS SERVICE MERCHANDISE Live Opportunities on This Page Every Day. Have You As Yet Formed the Reading Habit? Read the Ads Over Tonight and Continue To Read Them. It’s a Habit That Pays. TEN DAY USED CAR BALE BTOP—LOOK ND THINK Take advantage of thia ten day used oar sale. Attractive prices and easy time payments arranged. Palge touring. Dodge roadster, Maxwell roadste Oakland sedan, Hudson roadster. 2 Overland tourings. Chevrolet roadster., Mazxwell touring. Dort roadster, Ford sedan, Ford racer. Bulék tourin, Ford touring. Come early and get your choice, THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. TEL. 2109, 139 ARCH 8T. « OPEN EVENINGS AND SBUNDAY fiw Parts and Accessories 11 XUTO PARTS—You will find that part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak St. Phone 615-14. We also buy uwed cars. BATTERIEA—Bee Farrell ahout your bat- tery, mew or old, J. M. Farrel, 110 Franklin_Square. Phone 1218, BATTERIES—Exide Batterles and servioe. ¢ Fxchange your' old battery for new Exide. Liberal allow A. G. Howker, ARINGS for all makes of cars, Maln bearings, connecting rod bearingsa sorings and axles at Cutlers, 22 Qak St. Phone 515-14. FEDERAL TIRES & MICHELIN TUBES— AUTHORIZED ~SALES _AGENCY, JUDD & DUNLOP, 15 FRANKLIN SQUARE. 7 FTEK & FIRESTONE tires. The users of these tires belleve in playing safe. Service aleo, West End Vuleanizing Works, 399 West Maln Bt., C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-3, NEW AXLE SHAFTS, new connecting rod bearings. Relined connecting rods. F. Howard Smith, 165 High St. NEW FORD TOPS fitted to your old bows, $8.00 to $15.00 at The Hart Btreet Top Bhop, 68 Hart St., rear. Phone 164-14, FREE TUBE with each Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup tire. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chest- nut 8t. Phone 1418-3. McKONE TIRES—Superior to all _others, better than 20,000 miles. Keep down the upkeop, Healey, 71 Church. Tel. 2750. FIRES—You pay for the best, why not get it? The best tire is Hood, Also, tires retreaded. Walter Tire Shop, 53¢ W. Main, U. 8. L. BATTERIES—Sales and service tation. T. H. Cogawell, 8 Chestnut . Autos—Tax1 Service 138 ETTY TAXI SERVICE— = Our cars are equipped for long trips. Our drivors are careful. Call 2379, Mid- night §15-3, FTAXI-—When you want good TAXI SWRV- ICB, CALL 2700 2700 2700 «arages To Let 14 FAIRVIEW BT., 137—New garage for one car. Inquire on premises, downstairs. Tel- ephone 2413. Building and Contract 0] 27 Painting, Plpcr’lfnnzl‘n‘ g REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ! Agenin—Roal Eatate 7 AARON DANTELEON ©O. 131 Main Bt Home real estate owners know that the war s over, Phona 3734 if you are looking for a good home in the oity, REAL ESTATE If It's Real Estate, Call GORBACH, BOOTH'S BLOCK. PHONE 1190 “REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GARPENTER Jjobbing, shingling and beaver board work. 1 can save you money on your work. M. C. Helsler. Tel. 1493-4, between 12 and 1 and after 6 p. m. ETECTRIC WIRING appnances repaired; estimates furnished, = Anderson Electric Co., 269 Main Bt. up ope fiight. Tel. 519, MABON work, bricklaying and _plastoring. Charles Beh, 591 West Main street. Tel- ephone 118%-3. REBUILDING of chimneys and a1l kinds of mason work and plastering; small jobs & spectalty. Selander, 71§ Btanley Bt PAINTING—We HOUBE PAINTING and Interlor decorating, Estimates cheerfully given, 74_Talcott 8t. Phone 1787-3, e house painting col tracts for labor and materials, Let us figure your work. It will save you momey. City Hardware Co, 49 East Main Bt. Phone 2650, A. Bchacht, Plumbing, Heating, Metal Work 28 terling Laboratorien, New Haven, Conn. Overtime job. Must be union men, STRONG YOUNG MAN wanied to assiat Tn auto washing station. Apply hy letter klving phone number If possible. Box 14WH, Herald Office, YOUNG MAN to walt on counter. Must have some experlence in short order cooking. Apply Commerefal Lunch, Commercial 8t, PLUMBING, tnning and general Jobhing, Louls Nalr, 60 Lafayette Bt. Phone 2754, Residence, 2618-12, Phone 2168, BEWER and _concrete contractor, Well cleaning, water service, Augusto Camoscl, 118 Lawlor St. Phone 2637, between 12:30 and 1 and after § p. m. e Business Service Rendered 20 AWNINGB—Thé awning season 1a now on in full swing, Please call and let us sup- ply your needs, Satisfaction guaranteed. Eddy Awning & Decorating Co. Tel. 1013-4 DAY & FRIGO, cabinet makers. Let us bulld over and refinish your antique fur- niture, Sample boards, ‘models and all kinds of cabinet work. Rear 183 Arch Bt. Phone 2633, HIOUSE WORK—We clean everything from the cellar to the roof. N. B. Window Cleaning Co. Phone 888. 88 W. Main 8t. JAMES W, SMITH, formerly with Cleghorn Co., of Boston, has become assoclated with Willlam Hess & Co. plumbing and This firm will hereafter be Bmith & Hess, 537 Btanley &t, Telephone 1799, TMPORTED AND DOMESTIO— and Summer wear, LSON, 8 WEBT MAIN BT, PHONE 601, Woolen for Sprin B, P’E VALET BERVICE will keep up the good appearance of your clothes. Try out this new_feature of our service, YE LONDON BHOP. CALL 585-3, COR. ELM & MAIN STS. MAIL ORDERS wanted on flims to be de- veloped and printed. Prompt service, Ad- dress J. L. Hall, Dickinson Drug. BIGNS of any Kind and lowest prices town. A No. 1 work, guaranteed. J. Cohn, 321% Main street. Phone 2768, STEAM and hot water heating and job- bing. Prompt attention. Leonard and Hughes. Telephones 193-3 end 2067-2. UPHOIGTERING of antique .urniturs, All kinds of ropairing. The Furniture Ex- change, 67 Arch 8t. A, J. Grafe. Mgr. BETTER BIGNS— K ™ Printing, Jobbing, Stationery 30 ULPER PRINTING €O, INC., 325 Main Bt, Tel. 777. American and forelgn language printing. Stationery, plateless embossing, color work. VAN WAY CO., INC, rear Dickinson Drug Co.,, 169 Main, Phone 2125-2, Color work and stationery plus printing service, Professional Services 31 ADULTS, age,26 to 70 to book orders for trees, shrubs, vines, roses; full or spare time; commission pald weekly, experience unnecesfary. Western New York Nurser- ies, Rochester, N. Y. Help—Women Wanted. 42 EBGOK, wplendid opportunity for Arst-class cook at Y. W. C. A, cafeteria, Hunger- ford Court, FXPERIENCED waltress or second maid, references, position permanent, P. O. Box 1011, New Britain. GIRL, experienced, general housework, Four in famlly. Apply Mrs. Frisbie, 339 Hart 8 Phone GIRL for general housework. Apply at 150 Maple St, after 7 9. m. MATD—Experienced second maid, with ref- orences, Protestant preferred. Mrs. H. L. Platt. Phone 781. MATD, competent, trustworthy, for general housework. Three in family. Mrs. C. W. Upson, 274 Lincoln St. Phone 1948. STENOGRAPHER, compotent, for Iocal factory office. Good opportunity for right party. Apply Herald, Box 21A. WAITRESS, experienced. Gooa wages. No one without restaurant experience need apply. Address Box 3AJ, Herald. No washing. second floor, FUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER— VETRANO. TEL, 2012, ANNA R. ROOM 403, 259 MAIN. make better business. NEW BRITAIN SIGN CO. 34 CHURCH BT, PHONE 804, TOWEST prices on tires, tubes and batter- SPENCER REJUVENO CORSETS8— See Page 43 of June Woman's Home Companion. Mrs. Mack D. Hall, R N, Registered Spencer Corsetiere, 73 Grand street. Phone 37-2. ies. Get O'Neil's prices before buying car equipment. Phone 900, O'Neil's, 39 Wash- ington 8t. BEST rubber platos, $10-§15 with gold tooth free. Don't suffer. Call No. 212-2. Dr. Dickerman, 35 Walnut St. Dressmaking and Millinery DRESSBMAKING CLASSES—Woman's Inetl- YOUNG LADY would like to do steno- graphlc_work 3 or 4 hours a day. Write Box 16WH, Herald Office. WOMAN, middle agcd, American to &ssist in housswork. One who prefers good home to high wages. Address Box 41AJ, Herald_Office. WOMEN to do hand f{roning. Apply Union Laundry Co., 256 Arch street. Situation Wanted—>Men “ POBITION as chauffeur and helper. Care- ful driver. Phone 212-2 or address Chaut- feur, 35 Walnut street. FINANCIAL tute method, Tues. eve. and Thurs. after- noons. Private lessons afternoon and eve. 32 Repairing and Plano Tuning Business Opportunities 46 Miss Jane E. Gl 259 Main. Phone 645-5. HEMSTITCHING — Get your graduation dresses hemstitched before the rush, Matched side pleats in striped goods. GCLOCKS, watches, bicycles, baby carrmges, revolvers, Repair instruments, guns, N. B. General ‘musical locks, repaired. 8hop, 75 Elm B8t. Buttons covered. Ginsburg's Dress Pleat- ing Shop, 19 Walnut St. Tele. 883-12. HEMBTITCHING, plain picot edge, ZIg zag curves and dressmaking. Personal atton- tion. Mlie. Blanchette, 131 Main St. Tel- ephona. 265 SEWING—Plain sewing wanted, $2.50 per B! EDDING—Have your mattresses, box eprings, cushions, pillows, etc, re-made equal to new and returned same day. We also do relining of baby carriages and couch hammocks. Upholstering. Hard- ware City Bedding Co., 60 Tremont St. Tel. 2314-4. GARAGE and service station on state road, New 8 room house, all improvements, 4 car garage, 2 gas pumps, fruit, confec- tionery and lunch room. H. J. Foiren, 140 Main St. Phone 1790. e = 55 BTAMPR—1,000 U. B, and foreign, Incjwa- ing Mexican Villa Dollar and Indians Ar- row Head 25 cents. C©. W, Parker, 77 Kensington Heights, Meriden, Conn, Business and Office Equipment 57 BARGATNA in typewriters. Royals, Under- woods, full guarantes. Also repairing all makes at lowest rat. All work guaran- teed, Address J. Trusclo, 192 Washing- ton Bt. Tel. 664-2. NATIONAL cash register, almost new, for COLUMBIA TABL BAMPERE ATTE 18 a hummer, We have a 6x7 Boy $7.50. We are agents for noea. Take a camping grid ¥, C tent Bcout tent at Old Town and broller with you, $1.00 and up, Monier & Tro., 18-42 Main 8t, Musical Instruments 66 MODEL phonograph, with mahogany stand. Always had good care and pl very well. Wil take $28, if terma are wantad. Write to Box 46WH Merald Offce. Going out of bukineas. Cash or easy Box National, Herald. — Feed and Fuel 59 PURINA CHICKEN CHOWDER—Hens lay their maximum when fed Purina Chicken Chowder and Purina Hen Chow, because this combination contains the chemical in- gredients found In eggs. N. B. Bird & Feed Co. Tel. 864-4. el 1121-3, EDIBON PHONOGRAPHS - COLUMBIA—Table model with cover. Ma- hogany and In excellent playing condi- tion, Price with records, $30. Ona dollar weekly takes it. Widener's, 138 Main St. New pricea, $167.50 phonograph reduced to §145. Ryc- ords of $1.36 vaiue now $1.00. Value $1.85 reduced to $1.50. Value $2.25 reduced to $2.00. T. H. Cogswell, 4 Chestnut street. Phone 761 Fertilizers, Secds, Plants 60 FERTILIZER for the garden. 2-8-1 at $3.75 por 100 1bs. 4-8-4 at $3.35 per 100 Ibs, PHONOGRAPH—Vacation music, We have the best portable phonograph made, Be- lect one now. The price is right, terms are easy. Widener's, 138 Main Bt. 5-8-7 at $3.60 per 100 1ba. Price depend- ing on _the amount of ammonia and pot- . Rackliffe Bros., Park & Bigslow Bts. Phone 1074. TAWN DREBSING—Bone meal, 100 I1bs $2.95; sheep manure, 100 Ibs. for $2. Rackiifte Bros. Park & Bigelow Bt BEED POTATOES—Wooster County, Maine. Head, grown from certified stock. Bushel, credit, $1.90; cash, $175; 2% bushels, credit, $4.76; cash, $4.35. As the season is late thers s still plenty of time to PIANO—Beautiful mahogany upright piano in New Britain; magnificent tonsd, fully guaranteed, perfect order, great sacri- fice. Price exceedingly low because it must be moved out of city immediately if- not gotten rid of. Address F. Eugene Capewell, Plainviile, P. 8. Wil sell for not Iarge payment down and deliver free anywhere in the state and be very glad of very small payments weekly or month- Iy which can be mailed to me or I would call at your home for it every few months. plant. Rackliffe Bros. Co., Park and Bigelow 8ts, Phone 1074, TOMATOES, T6c a dos.; peppers, ¢ doz. for PIANO, upright, $100. High grade make. A good one. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. 25c; also other plants. Joseph Arute, 439 South Main St. VEGETABLE BEEDE—This 1 planting time for cabbage, peppers, lettuce, peas, VICTROLA, 3125 model n perfect condi- tlon, with records, $86. First payment of $1.00 takes it. Balance on easy terms. Widener's, 138 Main St corn, radishes, beets, onions, and beans. All of our seeds mre true to name and ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67 test high in germination. Rackl'ffe Bros. Park and Bigelow Sts. e Footwear and Clothing 61 BOOTS, "Ball band,” hip. Every pair posi- tively guarantced, $3.93. All other makes $2.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church St. BIAMONDS—Genuine stones, all_sizes, at pre-war prices, $15 and up. I. Resnick, Jeweler, 340 Main &t. " Auctioneers L GEO. A, CLARK, Auctioneer, MERIDEN, CONN, P, O, BOX 333, Meriden, Cona. Phone 1943, Building Lots For Sale .: RUILDING GOl oing to B8 lJows er. Make a small deposit on & let now and be prepared to go ahead with that home you have been thimking about, Desirable sites in all parts the city. W. L. Hatch, City Hall bullding: Open Baturday evenings. FOUR excelient building lots, §0od central Ioeations, price reasonable. Cunningham & real estate and insurance. Nerl Plainville. Farms For Sale ] T% ACRE farm, all fenced, between Plain- ville and Bouthington, § room houss, new. Iy painted and papered. 2 sheds, one-half mile to trolley and schoolhouse. Breok, fruit trees, wonderful chicken site. Price $2,300. Part cash, balance on time. P. O, Box 93, Bristol. 25 ACRES in Berlin. Good land, 4 acres of grapes. Big orchard. All kinds of fruits. Good bulldings, stock and farm tools. See The Cashman Farm Agency, 131 Main St. Phone 473-4 or Berlin $68-4. “New Britain's Largest Farm Bureau.” 30_ACRE farm, 10 room house, _electrie lights, running water, bath room, 10 acres of potatoes planted, number of frutt trees, brook, ica pond, on trolley lne. Close te Bristol. Price $7,000. 31,500 caah, balance on time. R. L. Hayden, 5 Middle St. Bristol, 110 ACRE farm in Bouthington, nearly tillage and pasture. 7 room houss, 14 cows, 4 heifers, 2 horses, lots of chickens, silo and wll farm tools. Price is $13,000, 35,000 cash. Star Real Fstate & Ins. Co. Agents, 163 Main St. Phone 605-2. 300 ACRES In Bomers, Coon., equally di- vided In tillage, pasture, wood, etc. Nine room house, good barm and sheds, 36 head of cattle, 2 horses, all tosls, ete. Price and terms right for quick saie Owner must sell. Will show by appoint- ment. Cohen, 288 Main Bt., Springflel Mass. Tel. Walnut, 1512 or Walnat 1303- GRADUATION and wedding gifts. Bpecial prices for the season on watches, dia- monds, etc. Himberg & Horn, 10 R. R. Arcade and 392 Main St. e 319 ACRES, 100 tillable, balance ure and wood, §1500 worth tie stuff. Colonial house of ten rooms, large barn, silo, etes $4,000. Robt. B. White, 265 Main Bt BREECHES, camping outfits, pup tents and working apparel of every description, at prices that will pay you to Investigate. Army & Navy Store, 86 Church Bt. ELK SHOES, work shoe, durable and com- fortable, §2.48. Officers’ dress shoe, low and high, $3.98. Army & Navy Store, 56 Church street. Fi MILK ROUTE, 250 quarts. All equipment. Address Box 47AJ, Herald Office. POOL ROOM and equipment, consisting of four tables, cigar case and fixtures. Ap- ply Box 43AJ, Herald. day. Miss Catherine Connolly, 17 Rich- ards sfreet or Box 363. Dyeing and Cleaning 23 CLEANING and dyelng is our exclusive bus- iness. Garments of all descriptions; draperies, portieres, curtains, cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guaranteed. New Brit- ain Dry Cleaning Corp., 96 W. Main Bt. Phone 1323-3. Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 HARLEY-DAVIDSON B~We have 2 real good ones; one with side car and fully equipped. Both late models, and can be bought at a low figure. City Bervice Bta- tion, Hartford Ave. at Stanley Bt. INDIAN, 1918, with sidecar. Electric equip- ment. Perfect condition. Price reasonable. Inquire 122 Wallace St. INDIANS—We have several 1916 power- plus second-hand motoreycles. These ma- chines are all In excellent condition and are selling at $50 to $75. Fine for begin- ners. Hadfleld-Bwenson Co, 21 Myrtle 8t. Phone 1706. MAN'S bicycle, practically new, reasonable. Call 128 Glen street, floor. MOTORCYCLE—Must be sold. Harloy sport model. Very cheap if taken at omce. Call at 211 Park street. ~Service Station Repatring 17 AUTO PAINTING, washing and polishing Lowest prices in town, considering wor manship. Let us give you an estimate, Joe Amezin, 353 So. Main 8t. AUTO FENDERS and bodies, doors and radlators, when broken or bent, néed the attention of skilled mechanica, When trouble, let us restore the orginal of your car. ‘“Service Is Our Alm. Becker, Corbin Place. Phoue 583. AUTO PAINTING— is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO, PROPS. 224 ARCH ST. PHONE 1162, AUTOMOBILE PAINTING made to order. High class work, faction guaranteed and price reagonable, I. Ravisss, 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. AUTO TOPS—We make all kinda of tops, side curtains and slip covers. We do all kinds of auto body repairing. We have had 20 years' experience in this busi- ness. Let us estimate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm St, near Sey- mour. _Phone 2649. Wi sell third | CLEANING, dyeing an@ pressing. Pleating PIANO TUNING, GENERAL MACHINE WORK, welding and brazing; grinding ail kinds of edged tools. Our shop Is admirably equipped to handle any kind of machine work. Schoell's Ma- chine Shop, 123 Cherry St. Tel. 2051-2. repairing and player work. W. J. Littiehales, 99 Prospect 8t. Phone 1433-4. PTANO TUNING, cleaning and repairing in C. A. Humphrey, Tel. 2647. all its branche 97 8o. Burritt 8t. and hemstitching, remodelling expert Old garments given a new appearance in a short time and at small expense to you. New Empire Dry Cleaning Co., 143 Main St. Phone 625, Insurance—All Kinds 24 ACCIDENT, AND ALL LINES OF INSUR- ANCE. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION. LOWEST RATES. PROMPT ADJUST- MENTS. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST CO. PHONE 138. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE a specialty. Bervice unusual. Call on the phone, we do the rest. Dewlitt A. Riley, 272 Main Bt. INSURANCE—A young man’s opportunities are sometimes his only fortune. His best opportunity is to insure his life for the benefit of his family. A day will come M LAWN MOWERS snarpenea and repalred. Our five years experience will prove to you that we can guarantee a satisfactory job, on sharpening your lawn mowers, whether old or new. Also horse and motor drawn mowers. Our tool equipment and welding dept. can repair your broken parts. A fair trlal will convince you. Call or write Fritz & Berndt, rear 31 Green- wood Bt. Phone 163-13. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, honed, edgad, oiled and set by experts, $1.25. Called for and delivered. Our improved facilities mean longer life to mowers. Schoell's Machine 8hop, 123 Cherry 8t. Tel. 2051-2. IRRORS resilvered In three days. Chair caning also. Prompt deliveries and guar- anteed workmanship. Edw. Gorfain, 168 Arch Bt. Phone 88! when he will no longer be insurabla Death or diseage may intervene. And EDUCATIONAL every year of delay increases the cost and puts further away the completion ot Correspondence Courses 31 the period when he may reap the bene- fit of his foresight. Parker & Deming, Agents. Equitable Life Assur. Soc., 183 Main street, New Britain. TNBURANGE of every kind written In none but high grade companies, at the lowest rates obtainable. Phone 728, Home Bank- ing & Realty Co., 86 West Main Bt. INSURE with P. J. Murray & Co. and Go Smilin’ Through 1922. Agents and Real- tors, 225 Main St. Phone 2031-3. LAW COURSE, complete $1.50. The 'Vest Pocket Lawyer,” 360 fully on all law questions. everybody. Contains 112 assorted forms. Is used like a dictionary. Tells you “what to do—to avold—trade ac- ceptances—bills of sale—power of attor- ney—wills—deeds, etc. Endorsed by law- yers, bankers, business men. Baves thou- sands yearly—order your copy now. C. W. Parker, 77 Kensington Helghts, Meriden,Ct, pages—instructs A gulde for legal NEW ENGLAND Mutual Life Insurance Co., 87 Milk St., Boston, Massachusetts. EMPLOYMENT P. Crona, Agens, 173 Main street, New Britain, Conn. Help—Agents Wanted 40 RESTAURANT In Bristol, doing good bus- iness, Established 7 years. Can be bought for $800. Fred Bychok, 8§ Center S§t., Bristol. LADIES' Coats in a1l the newest materials and styles. Easy weekly payments. Bos. ton Clothing Store, 83 Church Bt. SHOES for the workingman. An excellent buy for the farmer, soft leather and fully JUNK—We buy ma, Wanted—Articles to Buy 6% Houses For Sale 3 URNITURE—We will buy it at falr prices, The Furniture Exchange, 67 Arch Bt. A. J. Grafe, Mgr. JUNK—Bave all your rags and papers for L. Zeldes. Highest price will be paid for furniture and men's clothes. L. Zeldes, 151 Oak St. Telephone 515-13. aines, papers, rags; all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices. A. Rodinsky, 415 Allen Street. ‘Tele- phone 1591, EAST BT.—S8ix room cottage having im- provements. Can be bought reasonably. In- quire at the Star Real Estate & Insur- ance Co., 163 Maln Bt. FRANCIS ST.—One of the best seven room cottages at a sacrifice. Lot 60200 ft. with several fruit trees. All improvements. Am- drews & Co.. 1557 Stanley St. Tel. 8$81-¢. LINCOLN ST., 53—Eight réom house. Must be removed. M. Barnes, 45 Lin- coln street. guaranteed, $4.50 and up. All sizes. Dress shoes also. Jos. Mortelliti, 86 Church St. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT SUITS—Large variety or H!gh school suita. Be well dressed, pay weekly. Boston Apartments and Tenements 69 _Clothing Store, 63 Church St. B STORE at 213 Park St. to rent. Good stand for a live shoe repairing business. Inquire of W. E. Burk or Tel. 1015-5. Investments, Bonds M. J. TAYLOR & COMPANY, INC. HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECURITIES LOCAL OFFICE, 87 W. MAIN. TEL. 510 47 7% INTEREST— paid in advance, will MAKE YOU INDE- PENDENT. That {s what our firat mort- gages pay, together with a return on the principal every six nionths. Get the bene- fit of our 14 years' experience. THE BODWELL REALTY CO. F. E. CRANDALL, MGR, NAT'L BANK BLDG. PHONE 1801 Money Loaned 48 Good Things to Eat 62 MAPLE SYRUP, pure Vermont, 75¢ a qt. $2.50 a gal. Delivered anywhere In city. A.J. Grifin, 47 Armistice Road. Tele- ELDEN ST.—New 4 room tenements, Rental, $22.50. Apply Nessel, 112 Belden street. CHESTNUT ST., 210—Four room tenement, | also store room, second floor. Electric light. Inquire on premises. phone 1526-13. PEAS—Early June peas, 3 cane Corned beef, 18c per Ib. Jones' Market, 10 Myrtle St. for 50c. Quality DWIGHT ST, 4 room tenement, second floor, all improvements. No children, pre- ferred. Garage if needed. Tel. 1587 or call on first floor on premises. = == = " Household Articles ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Pig variety at 63 ARRISON ST.—Very desirable apartment of 6 rooms, second floor, all modern con- veniences. Address Box 12D, Herald. duced prices. The Furniture Exchange, 67 | H Arch 8t., A. J. Grafe, Mgr. ARVARD ST. 39—Four room tenement with all modern improvements, $17. Ap- ply on premises. FOR BALE OR LEASB—New § room house with all improvements, on state road, between Deep River and Eesex. ¢ car garage and service station, 3 gas pumps, fruit, confectionery and lunch- room. Price $9,000 complete, which ta- cludes stock, tools and fixtures Easy terms. H. Foiren, 140 Main B8t Phone 1790. Shore Places For Sale 84 | MYRTLE BEACH, Milford, Conn. _ $388 cash, balance in small monthly payments, buys a cute § room cottage. George P. White, 133 East Bdwy., Myrtle Beach, Ct. MYRTLE BEACH, Milford, Conn. I have for sale, desirable cottages, 4 to 14 rooms, from $1,800 to $12,000. Terms to suit. George P. White, 133 East Bdwy. Myr tle Beach, Conmn. Jé BEDDING—Wo have 200 speclaily priced guaranteed mattresses. Marked down from $13.00 to $8.00. B. Berson, 503 Main st. BOOKCASE, golden oak, large size, with LINCOLN ST., 34—Very desirable apart- ment on second floor in two family house. New screens and shades. Ready to occu- py. Tel. 1793 evenings. three siiding doors. Phone 1959, GET A BENEFICIAL LOAN— WE LEND MONEY on Home Furniture, without removal, also on Guaranteed Notes. LOANS UP TO $300. Repayable in monthly instalments. LAWFUL CHARGES. Write, Call or Phone us—1—9—4—S3, BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY, Rooms 104-5. 87 W. Main Bt. 10 Money Loaned $100,000,000 MORTGAGE MONEY avallable for loans on apartment houses, hotels, office bulldings and other high- rade propertics. GOTHAM MORTGAGE 0., 665 Fifth Avenue, New York. STOP PAYING RENT—Let us arrange to buy or build a home for you. Only one per cent down and one per cent per month for a short time pays all. General liome Investment Trust, Professional Bldg., 87 West Main 8t Room 123. BRASS BEDS—Special eale on heavy solld beds with 4 fillers and 2" posts, all around. Guaranteed. Regular pries, $33.00, MAIN ST, 626—Apartment of 6 rooms, steam heat and all modern improvements. Apply to Sam Berkowitz, 626 Main St. Phone 2263, our price {s $24.00. B. Berson, 503 Main street. Phone. CABINET GAS RANGE, gas water heater, small coal stove, for sale. Singly or M AIN ST., corner Elm, 4—6—17 room apart- ments; 52 Whiting St., 4 room tene- ments; North §t., 4—5 and 6 room tene- ments. Call meal time. Tel. 2425. otherwise. Telephone 1523-5. FURNITURE—Buy yours here and save M AIN ST., 357—Seven room tenement, all modern improvements. Phone 1059-2. 35%. Good prices pald for used furniture. Bonjamin, 115 Beaver St. Tel. 1320. SCREENS for your porcn or doors. Win- dow screens. City Hardware Co., 49 East Main 8t. Phone 2650. STOVE, Gas, cook stove and roll top desk. Rt SI. OCKWELL AVE, 124—Tenement of three rooms, all improvements. Apply on premiges. X room tenement with all improvements. Apply Schultz & Costello, 242 Main St. E. G. Roche, Estate. Telephone 854-14. VACUUM CLEANERS rented, $1 a day, W EST MAIN ST, 425—2% apartments, rooms each. Steam heat. Apply A. Kolod- ney, 419 W. Matn. Phone 1950. (Franz Premier Electric). All make of cleancrs repuired and overhauled. Prompt service. Phone 1995. L. E. Andrews. VACUUM ~ CLEANERB — (Franz Premler W TLLOW 8T. b5—5 room tenement, third floor, $20. Also 5 room tenement, second floor, 53 Willow St., $23. Inquire L. Lan- dau, 203 Main St. 6 Suburban For Sale 83 PLATNVILLE—Seven room house, large barn, one acre of land, five wminutes walk from center of Plainville. On_trol- ley. Paying 11 per cent. Box 31AJ, Herald IROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS Rooms For Rent 89 ARCH ST., 525—Nicely furnighed room with all conveniences. Telephone 56-4. BELDEN ST., 46—Large furnished room for gentleman or lady. Phone 2626-3. | | CLARK S8T., 115—Furnished rooma to rent lrnr light housekeeping. Apply on prem- ses. | EAST MAIN ST, 208—Large pleasant fur- | nished rooms for one or two persons. All outside rooms, all improvements. Central, near Main 8t. Very want a room you should see and get our prices Tel. 943. FAIRVIEW ST, 52—2 furnished rooms, use of kitchen for light housekeeping for American _couple in private home. low prices. If you | ese rooms Electric). Just received a shipment. Easy terms. L. E. Andrews, 401 Arch St. Lawyers—Patent Attorneys 25 5. MANNING, former patent examiner. Office, every Wednesday, 6:30 p. m. Walk- Over store, New Britain. Headquarters Walterbury. NEW ENGLAND PATENT AGENCY— Booth's Block, Est. 1368, by Jas. Shepard. H. AGENTS, canvaseers, crew managers—Ext, New fruit product ‘Jells’ any fruit juice like magic. Whirlwind side line. Exclusive. Joy-Jel Co. St. Joseph, Mo. opportunity. BOYS! Agents! Sell something different. A necessity. Unusual profits. Nothing P. 0. Box 272. real like {t. LOUIS M. SCHMIDT, 259 MAIN ST. Telephone New Britaln and Hartford. AUTO TOPS, side curtalns, seat covers, etc., made or repaired, at The Hart St. Top Shop, 58 Hart St., rear. Phone 164-14, AXELS STRAIGHTENED and wheels re- paired. Auto springs a specialty. John G Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 506. Moving, Trucking, Storing 26 336 weekly, 75c hour spare time selling hosiery. Guaranteed wear four months or replaced free. 36 styles. Free samples to workers. Salary or 30% commission. Man- ager, Dept. G-28, Darby, Pa. BUS PARTIES—Malke your trip sure. Re- serve the truck now. Express, moving and 41 Help—Men Wanted trucking. Frank T. McMahon, 123 Cherry §t. Phone 2653-3. BATTERIES—We re-charge any _make, size or type. Price 76c. Simmons Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch St. Phone 2245. FURNITURE MOVING AND STORING—AI work promptly.done, Furniture Exchange, 67_Arch St.”A. J. Grafe, Mgr. 7Y BATTERIES— Have you experienced battery Bee us for satisfactory servico. HARTFORD BATTERY & SERVICE CITY SERVICE STATION EDW. ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. GARBON burned out while you wait. Have it removed, so that your car will not overheat on your mnext trip. Auto Re- pair Co., 538 East Main Bt. Phone 2018 GAS, BIL, AND TIRE service, from 6 a. m. to 1 a, m, New Britain Tire Retreading & Vuleanizing Co., Hfd. Ave. Cor. E. Main, & B. JIFG. CO.—Parts_replaced and i‘Tcsyllnde\‘l ground, 451 West Main Bt Phone 1123-2. FORD AND_OVERLAND repalring our specialty. Generators, starters and lgnl- tion systems overhauled. Overland Repair Co., 12 W. Pearl Bt. PAINTING—First-class automobile painting at right prices. L. M. Fanion, rear 77 Arch 8t. TARSONS GARAGE & TOOL CO.—Oylin- ders ground. Oversized wrist pins made. General overhauling and repair work. 680 West Malin 8t. Phone 890-2. trouble. RADIATORS REPATRED—WIli call for and | deliver same. Hultquist Bros, 107 Arch St. Phone 1326-3. STMONIZ In many cases i known to be superfor to paint. Restores the lustre and Sreserves the finish In any weather. We tave made a study of keeping automo- Llles looking nmew and have hit upon .a plan that will Interest you—a plan that you but little. Remember, we make abor charge for changing the oil In yeur crank csse, or Alling the transmis- wion and differential. Clark's Auto Laun- dry, rear 105 W. Main. Phone 569-4. Service Station Repairing 17 RADIATORS—No matter_what condition it ia in, bring it here. We can repair It. New corea Installed. All work guaranteed. Prices arc reasonable. New England Rad- fator Works, 17 E. Main St. Phone $60. HOAD SBRVICE froe, that means free service, S-K Tire & Vulcanizing Co., near post_office. ~ Barbers, Hairdress, Masseuse MAIR bebbad and curled, 50c, Myrtle St. .Barber siop. HALRCUTTING —Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies whilc hsviag their hair trimmed. Hours, 8 a m. to 8 p. m. 82 Church, Opp. Beloin. HAIRDRESSING. Marcel waving, manicur- ing, hennaed. halrbobbing, shampoolng facial maseage, Parisicnne pack. hair dyo. ing. Vielet Ray treatment. Lucille Beauty Shop, 269 Main 8t. Top Acor. Tel. EJS. MARCRL. WAVING, shampoos, scalp treat- ment, facials. Work done at your home. Estella V. Barkman, 527 W. Main 8t. Phene 1851, Fhone f ppointment “Hullding and Contract A A LVMA granite and vitrifi Flue lnioga 113 Maple Bt. Tel. 1137-4, 18 s at No TRUCKING of all kinds. Aiso for party hire, reasonable rates. Blanchette's ex- press, 140 Cherry St ne 764. = Moving, Trucking, Storing 2 NEW YORK DAILY EXPRESS— UTO MECHANIC, EXPERIENCED. MUST BE FIRST-CLASS. APPLY H. J. MC- GAULEY, S. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP.,, 155 ELM STREET. s Cheaper than frefght. Local and long distance moving. JOSEPH ARBOUR & SON. N. X. Office N. B. Office R E. Warehouse 56 Whiting 8t. 91 Walker St. Phone 580 B! RICKLAYERS—APPLY T. J. PARDY CONSTRUCTION CO., CARE POLISH ORPHANAGE, NORTH BURRITT ST. LIVE STOCK Cattle and Swine Jersey for sale. E. G. Roche, Telephone 654-14. 50 Es- cow, tate. s Mmhlnery, Elec., and Tools 64 W Apart- Sec- INTHROP ST., $9—Five room ment, all modern improvements. ond floor. GRAND ST., 45—Large furnished Also light housekeeping rooms. board. Phone 1537-5. room, Table MYERS HAYFORKS and Unabillo silos. Or- der now for use this year. Fred L. Peck, Kensington. Phone. GENTRALLY LOCATED apartments, 4, 5 or 6 room, as desired; all modern im- provements. Very reasonable, 208 E. Main St. Tel. 943-2. " Merchandise at the Stores 65 Price COW, Guernsey, 15 quarts a_day. 460 reasonable. Apply Mrs. E. Dressel, N. Burritt St. Phone 622-13. GOWS, 12; new milchs and springers, Guernseys, Jerseys and Holsteins. E. F. Hurley, Unionville, Conn. Phone Farm- ington Division 118-4. ASH BARRELS, $4.50 value, $2.46; wash FOUR ROOM im- 36 with Apply on top floor, provements, to adults only. Connerton St., first floor. LAKE ST., corner of High. Nicely fur nished room, suitable for one or twe gentlemen. WEST MAIN ST.—Front room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Running water, all conveniences. Also a front light houses | keeping apartment. boilers, special at 98c. Screens, 39c up. Morrison's Variety Store, 89 Arch St. Desk Room and_Offices 71 Open till 9 p. m. BABY CARRIAGES - Rced” kinds of strollers, $13.50 up. 503 Main St. make. Al | B. Berson, Eggs, Poultry, Supplies 52 BROILERS, weighing 3% to 4 pounds. Must be disposed of at once, about 40 of them. A cha for some owner to get hold of some very promising young cock- erels from pure bred stock. Call 66 Fran- cis St. Phone 2446-2, city. BABY CHIOKS—Pure bred. day old chicks. White Leghorns, 19c each; Rhode Island Reds and Darred Plymouth Rocks, each; White Wyandottes, 23c each; Jer- sy Dlack Grants, 60c each. Fer week old chicks add § centa to price quoted above. All our chicks are strong, healthy and vigorous. For certain delivery, place your order in advance Racklifte’ Bros., Co., Park & Bigelow 8ts. Tel. 1074. HEN TURKEY with thirteen young ones. Telephone 1959, CARPENTERS, first-class, wanted. Inquire of W. E. Burk on job at Mason Ave- trong and durable, any City Hardware Co., one 2650, R discount. 13 POULTRY width, 30% 49 Fast Main St. 23¢ | DESK ROOM in Professional Bldg., aten- ographer's services and use of phone. For turther particulars, Phone 1291, or write P. O. Box 537. BAGS—Boston bags, travelling cases at remarkabie savings. Navy store, 66 Church Et. CLOTHING —Come oue, coma all, to the Bostoa Clothing store for your spring clothes. Pay weekiy. 63 Church St. HOUSEHOLD GOODS--8ave from 25 to| 60% by trading here. Goods guaranteed. B. 503 Main St. and suit Army & | CERTRATL 73 rooms not cer For particulars, TWO front unfurnished nected with any family. Telephone 1814, —_— | Rooms and Board 90 WASHINGTON ST, 24—Furnished rooms with or without board for gentiemen, ~ rooming _house. Apply to & Costello, 242 Main t. NITY ST., 55— cottage. Inquire Telephone 437 eht Trinity room street. TRON BEDS—Just received, a blg shipment of regular $15.00 beds; our price with guarantee is $10. B. Herson, 503 Main St LUGGAGE—Wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, in all sizes and styies, from $5.50 up. | housekeening 75 for light camp for Main street, Tent Francis, Conn, ages. Rooms on Advent sale. L. A 139 W Plainville, Army & Navy Store, 51 Church St. PENCILS name engraved in gold on lead pencils, 3 for 35c cr 6 for 60c; neat- ly packed. | INDIAN NECK—Cottage of 7 furnished rooms, 4 bedrooms, gas; one house from beach, §60 for month of June or $18 per week. Phone 2519 E. W. Beanett, Advertising velties. 169 Main St one 2623. FORT KEL GAX 5 cot- tages, gas stationa and bufldings for every purpose. A. Mills, 80 West Maln St. Phone 381. M YRTLE BEACH, vd, Conn. hed cottages, to $60 week, ) to $600 for season. $100 to $300 per month vations early 0. P, White, t Bdwy., Myrtle Beach, $15 TRUCKING & STORAGE— nue, New Britain M EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, AN, reliable, married, to work on farm Apply K. G. Stoddard, Newington Junc- tiou, Conn., or Phone Valley 271-13. CRATING AND BHIPPING, EITHER M BY RAIL OR TRUCK. AN to sell guarantecd ehrubs, roses, frees, plante. Weekly pay. Permanent. Exper ence unnecessary. Write now. Barry Nurs- ery Co. Rochester, N. Y. BEST EQUIFPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING. INTER-URBAN TRANSFER & STORAGE PHONE 2090 & 2002 MARSH. MGR. 107% MAIN. A P. FRECKLES Co., 146 Bridge St., "AND HIS FRIENDS SATEE MANAGER—There 18 a blg oppor- tunity for some live man to secure an ex- clusive selling agency-line without com- petition We have circularized your ter- ritory and are able to turn over to you inquiries from dealers ready to represent us. Must financa Initial order. Give tele- phone number if possible, Alcemo Mfg wark, N. J. cles 53 rking horse. Mr, Birch, Forest- Horses, heavy, Pine HORE Brown, vill g0 St., near Articles For Sale BABY CARRIAGE, large, in fi Wil sell at re: nable price. Call after § p. m., Wac 131 Main 8! GAS STOVE, Clark Jewell. First-class con- dition. Used for only 1 vear. This is a for cash. Phone 1486-12. conditi | STREE VS and screen doors. Screens, 18x33, . 50c; 83c; screen doors, Edward ain, 168 Arch St. Phone §69-2. SPRINKLING CANS—'The National Can," x37, Gorf: RTH Haven, Maine—A res I ful, outdoor vacation amid beautiful sur- roundings. You'll find it at Island View cottage. For information, address H. Bev | Rooms F;;r Housekeeping 91 | CAMP ST, 24—2 rooms for light Rouses keeping with large sleeping porch. Alse one single room. Phone 1279-3. EAST MAIN 8T., Furnished rooms for | housekeeping. Kitchen, paotry, dinin | room and chamber. Everything furnish | complete. Set tubs, large gas range, large bathroom. Private entrance. All modern improvements. Very low prica. | _Tel. 943-2 HILLSIDE PLACELight housekeeping | apartment of two rooms. All accommos dations. Phone 1249-14. SOUTH HIGH ST. 28—Two nicely fure nished rooms for light housekeeping. In- quire Mre. Dillon. | WINTHROP 8T.. 99—Furnished rooma for | light housekeeping. First floor. Two mine | _utes’ from Park. At home atter 8 p. m, | VERY desirable two room suite complete, for housekeeping. Also other reom. All improvements, central. Apply Main_street. 208 modern Secley, 61 eridge, 53 Glen. Tel. 2 of 6 to 12 qt. capacity, made of the best Wanted--To Rent ‘Where To Dine 23 galvanized iron. Guaranteed, from 35c to 75c. City Hardware Co., 49 E. Main St. Phone 2650. STOVES—Brand new stock of the best, BELVIDERE “TION “Staniey 3, 4 or 5 room tenement, by married couple. Herald, Box year guarantee. Premler and Standa stoves marked down from $125 to $75.0 B. BRerson, Main St. real bargain h e STAMP collectors! 01d collection acquired before 1810, Wil sell complete or singly: Fine for heginner. Tel. 1213-12, nly vear 'round foy ana Arch ‘St. Novelty TOYS, ganies. The doll shop in the city Shop, 359 Arch St TBED cottage or flat wa ew RBritain, Reliable o erald RALLY LOCATED § or ment. Must have conveniences. Rox Herald Ofoa Address 11 | I 3 000= PP Wz SMATTER. (| P oN TW' RoOF TAG P-PUTTIN' ON q ? SOME SCREENS - | ®¥BHOO -~ v',» | ) V-VES 8-8UT GEETMAT &l e reLL oFF AINT NOTHIN' T CRY ABOUT, TAG . Yo I The Height c;f —Hard Luck 'BY BLOSSER | AW, DONT T KNOW-BUT FR CR\=MNE'LL BE ALL RIGHT SAW HIM FALL. ALL W' \WAY AN' T NEVER ECWLES e | . — DELANEY LUNCH—They all like to eat here. There's a reason, too. The most pop- ular restaurant in town. In the Belein hotel, Opp. the Station. EAT AT JACK'S—Up-to-date food at rea- onable price: Home-made pie. 100 . Mehl, Prop. Wanted—Board Or Lodging 63 | ROOM furnished, with private party m west end section of city, by American gentleman. Garage privilege preferred. Box 49AJ, Herald Office. | YOUNG gentleman wants room with _or without board in Plainville, Address Box $2A1, Herald. LEGAL NOTICES ~On Monday afternoon, June 12:30 p. m, Standard Time (3:30 D ilil:h' Saving Time), T will sell at | Public Auction at No. 688 No. Main street, City of New Britain, the stock of shoes, rubbers and miscellaneous | merchandise including fixtures located lat this address now belonging to the |Trustee in Bankruptey, for the Bank- |rupt estatg of K. Smigrodski By direction of the U. 8. | Court. District W. HOWARD WAKELEE, Official Auctioneer. I will sell Tuesday, June 6th, at 10:30 a. m. standard time, on Berlin to Hartford turnpike, bankrupt estate of Rev. Basil Zacherkovney, 19 cattle, 4 horses, chickens, bees, ete. WM. HOWARD WAKELEE, U. 8. District Court Auctioneer. David L. Nair, receiver, 277 Main street, New Britain,